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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2680, 22 August 1887, Page 3

PUBLIC HOLIDAY. football Team Reception Coinniitteo, 1 horeby invito the Burgesses of Maatertonto observe a public half-holi-day on WEDNESDAY, 24th August, Inst from 1 o'clock p.m. M.CASELBERG, Mayor. ■ TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON,' mHB Thoroughbred Horso : Treason, raducqr, dam Lady Jano.by Kiddles-worth,'giand-dam Molora by Gleutlowcr—Arab TREASON ia a beautiful golden _ chostniit, standing about, sixteen hands high, with, immense bono and muscle,, with very superior"action; Las a splendid constitution And a good. temper; is quiet to rido .-or handlo. • Ho has. provrtjjiimsolfa sure foal getter; Lns distjn- " "Tfed himself well-on.-the turf,_' having est a race when starting for weight-for-Bgeorwoltcr woight for a'gd," *; He-.took first. prise at the Bichmopd j\giicultui-al Show, Nelson; ha also took first prize at tho 'Marlborough Agricultural Show, TREASONißthosire of that splendid cross- ■ country horeo Erobue, that has ao; veil dißtiniuiahtd hirMolfj-.botb on tho-Uafc aiid ovor hurdles. From .TREASON'S groat size and .splendid crossing of blood—Kiddlesworth and Traduoer—he canuot fail' to get good staying stock; suitable forcross-countiy, carriage, hacks and racehorses. TREASON will bo at the following places during the season, weathor permittiiigf :-Greytown: and Carterton FBIDAY6, Mastcrton, SATDEDAYS, and at tho Iron Stables, Feathoreton, WEDNESDAYS and THURS•DAYS'. " - TEEilS—£4 a marc, ah allowance made for ..two orjflSre mares, Good paddooks FREE ok jtfHARGE until stinted. All care, but no Responsibility. 2639 GEO.FREETB. Hoiiniated for the Waiiaropa Jockey Club's •" Birea' l'roduco Stakes, 1889. TO STAND THIS SEASON, m AT LANGDALT, WuAUKAMA, \ ' Tho thoroughbred Sire Crawford Priory, Foaled 1878, [CRAWFORD PRIORY is a chestnut horse standing sixteen hauls, with exceptionally Sod bone, substance and beautiful quality, e is j.or.ec ly q-Jiet to rido nr handle, and 'was bred by Sir Thomas Mder, of the famed Morphettvillo stud, f-'buth Australia, by Gang Forward (importou)-dam Peradveu- ■ ture (ihipoitcd) by Adventurer-Manganese, .-. by Irish Birdcatcher—MoonLoam, by Tom-boy-Lmia.tic, by Prime Miuißtcr—Msniao, by ■ SfauttleT—Auticipution; Adventurer by . Kewminster—Valm'a by Emilius—Francesca. Howminstcr, by Touchstone-Beeswing. Gang Forward (winner of the 2,000 guinea 1 ], U& 1873), by StocU-ell—Lady Mary, by Orlando ! , -Splitvote (cranddam of St. A lbans) by St. Luko-Elec'.resß. Orlando, by Touchstone —Yulturo, by Dangar, Stockwell, by Ih'o B&ron-PocahontnB.byGloncos, Theßaron, by Irish Birdcatchor-Echidna, by Economist. . Who br for racing or general purposon, .CKAHFOBD PBIOBY'S' breeding cannot he excelled, as bis ptdigree contains the names of ruott of -the greatest stud ■ ' ttuccesses known to. fame... Biddlesworlh ■ • was by.Emilius, and any of his descendants esteemed, and juotly their lumonets being universally ■ admitted. 'The perusal of CRAWFORD PBIORY'S . pedigreo oallfl ti mind tho ■ porformancea.of Lis brother and'sistor, Guesswork and Conjecture. The former won several good races ia tho Australian Colonies, and atweightfor ' ageasa -thtee-year-old in -tho Champion Usee oPi§B3, got to tho end of 3> miles in the . wonderful timo of 5 miu."2B sec', many who were present averring that he actually 'won, ' the verdict agaiust him 'being only a short head in the great Commotion's favour, '. Conjecture recently at Adelaide ran second lor the £2,000. Cup, beating everything opposed to her but Malta, She afterwards, '. »t auction.' realised one thousand guineas, : Guesswork going to the same purchaser foi deven hundred guineas, Peradventure's four foals by Gang Forward were sold for two thousand six hup. " " ' drtd and thirty guineas, an average of ov'ei sis hundred and fifty guineas each whicli would have been largely increased had not Crawford Prio y been withdrawn from com. Setition according tj arrangemont after the rat bid, and it should bo remembered that these prices were obtained in one of thf Australian colonies where the monici invested in hoi see can be counted by hundreds of thousands sterling, Owing to an'accident when a yearling Crawford.Priory was not trained, . Ho wai rasedl for one season as a sire, and his stool Terms, £5 each mare; groomage feo, 4s A reduction for two or more, the bona fid' ■ property' of the sendor, All fees to be paii on removal of mares. Good paddockß pro vided free till notice of.slinting, after wind jgeaohmaro per.week will be charged Jrcry care taken, but no responsibility.. For further particulars apply,to- ''• • MESSRS ELDER i CO,, Mgp, . " LaDgdale, WUnreama.